@PatsonJay and @rachita_saha thank you to you and everyone in the community for the collaboration and mutual support. It was a period of great learning. Best wishes to all. :)

In T276315#7048790, @PatsonJay wrote:

yes it is

Ok, @PatsonJay. If your syntax is correct, maybe you aren't loading the full dataset, and the article name: "Westdeutscher_Rundfunk_Köln " is not present in the subset you got.

Hello @PatsonJay I have a question, in your code

Hello, @PatsonJay I forgot to mention that here in this API request :
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=langlinks&titles=Chris_Ferguson&lllimit=max&redirects=
a German version for Chris Ferguson appears, we also have a January 2021 German clickstreams available in the notebook, and in Toolforge that German version of Chris Ferguson has 397 pageviews.

In T276315#7045969, @PatsonJay wrote:

# TODO: for at least one language the article exists in that has a corresponding clickstream dataset,
# loop through that clickstream dataset and gather all the relevant data
# (as you did in English for your visualization above)

Above is a TODO, so for example the article that I got from the English one that I was working on is Chris Ferguson and so I do a query using the mwapi libary and the I noticed that this appears in spanish but when I look into the clickstream I do not find it. How then can I answer this todo if the article doesn't exist in any languages as per clickstream.

Hi, @PatsonJay
You must be sure to check that the date is the same in both sources, For example, the clickstream that we are analyzing is from January 2021, so when you search at the toolforge you must make the request for the same period of time. like here . And there does not appear page views for "Cris Ferguson" in Spanish January 2021.

Hello, @Pikaa97 yes I have problems too, but is good to know that the service should go back soon. :)

Hi @PatsonJay those previous comments on a related issue can help you as well.

Got it @MGerlach, thanks for the guidance.

Hello, @MGerlach and @Isaac this is the last question in the Outreachy final application :

In T276315#7014355, @Christalee_b wrote:

@Vanevela thank you so much! I was struggling to get a nice-looking network graph using networkx, I don't know why I didn't think of Plotly. ❤

In T276315#7013534, @Zealink wrote:

Hello everyone, i would like to ask what kind of visualization(Bar graphs, Pie Charts etc.) you all preferred over the others in the place where--

1. TODO: Choose a destination article from the dataset that is:
2. * relatively popular (at least 1000 pageviews and 20 unique sources in the dataset)
3. * shows up in at least one other language with at least 1000 pageviews in January 2021
4. ** You can check quickly via this tool: https://pageviews.toolforge.org/langviews/
5. Pull all the data in the clickstream dataset for that article (both as a source and destination)
6. Visualize the data to show what the common pathways to and from the article are

In T276315#7011409, @Audrey_Nessa wrote:

@rachita_saha Okay, thank you. I'm using csv.reader to parse the data.

In T276315#6971606, @Tru2198 wrote:

I am having few confusions on the final tasks for Compare Reader Behavior across Languages. Finding the correct article that matches both the datasets and consequently comparing their (their respective source and destination) values across languages is not ideal and time-consuming as I have to resort to a trial and error approach. I would like to know how others have moved forward with the task?
Thanks!

Hi, @Ashmita1 look at the prior discussion about duplicate entries. Hope this helps you.

Hi @Amamgbu
I think that this issue was addressed here, I hope that this helps you.

Hello!!!!, I'm Vanessa an Outreachy applicant. I'm really want to be part of this project, I'll do my best to joint this team :)